After agreeing to a new two-year contract with Dundee, Finlay Robertson is looking forward to working with Tony Docherty.
The 20-year-old midfielder progressed through the Tayside club's levels and made his debut at age 16 on the final day of the 2018–19 campaign against St. Mirren.
Robertson was a member of the Championship-winning team that finished last season under Gary Bowyer, who left at the end of the season to be replaced by Docherty. Robertson spent time on loan at Cove Rangers before returning to Dundee in January 2022.
I am incredibly glad to be extending my contract with the club for another two seasons, he said, according to the club's official website.Everyone involved is looking forward to a big season, and I am extremely enthusiastic to play.
The need for Rangers "to get off to a flier" in the upcoming season, while Celtic refocuses after losing Ange Postecoglou, was emphasized by Alex McLeish.
After the former Australia manager departed last week to join Tottenham, the powerful Hoops are looking for a new manager after winning the domestic treble last season.
With the additions of midfielder Kieran Dowell from Norwich, defender Dujon Sterling from Chelsea, goalkeeper Jack Butland after his release from Crystal Palace, and the promise of more to come, Rangers manager Michael Beale is continuing the renovation of his team.
McLeish, who oversaw Ibrox from 2001 to 2006, gave his former team some advise, saying: "They have to make a great start."Rangers must get off to a strong start because Celtic might be under a new manager, have new coaches, and be preparing a different strategy from Postecoglou's.
Recruitment is a major deal."I'm sure he has brought young and vibrant players in, but when you come to a club like Rangers you've got to hit the ground running and that's just the facts," I said. "I'm sure he has a good eye for players and if he has the right signings... they have to get off to a flier."
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